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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-08

GEy Sn pm. gilbert DOggt's Re
fQurutiOu, Rr. &c, SH6- -gHtaw-
StraBe, cCu3srtireu beute 4btuo bel
freiem Gtutrjtt Brof. 6el6maHH uuO leiue
bei6eu S5bue, 0ereu GeIfuugeu alermjrts
InarlennuHg gefuu6en. 6rH. 80gge'5 9Hde
uHb Seller erfreueH r9 ueroieHteH 5}uies.
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Gn1tncr ncim(naetr.

Detroit, Diif., :. Sauuar. - Die
rsPnblifanii&en gtit9lieoer Der @eieegebuug
boE DItdigau baben 6ru. Srauct8 y. StOds
brtNge aus SalamaSoo bel Der 3ebuteu 4bs
Itimmuug gum 8un6e8ienator gendblt Sru
Stodbrtoge's buuptiGtlider @eguer mar Der
ge9eHndrtge GunoeSienatOr @ouger.
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goIiaetier8eanttn fOrSern b36eren
Qnhff

Rtps9orl, Z. Sauuar. - Die BoIiiei.
Sergsanten bieitser StuSt bielten geferu i'm
nRortous9ouie" cine SerIammlung ab, nm
bel Der 9e9islntur SGrttte ein3uleiten sur
grb0bung threr Sulire oon $500 auf $225O.
Gin Gbnlides Seiee paifrte lesten Binter
tn Der ahemblp, uurbe aber bonn SENATE
oerporfen. @eiten nuroe bei6lofieu, bic
Strgeauten 6anRiug bonn 49,, Dou9las som
Is. uno SlmmS bonn 16. Se5irf 3u eiuem
G0mite 81 ernenuen, nelhes baute Dor Der
Roli3ei.@ommiifOn eriheiuen ou, nm tire
@inpiligun9 3n benz SOrgebeH Der GER
npnrlten au erlanaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-08
Nnd1 Gotaba tfnoel0Oftf. .

Sttaip q, Dat, z. SauRur.-Dtan mel
bet, bnB Brdfoeut @Ie5eIano, 6rau &leOe.
Lamb un6 bic BlitaIie6er bes 8abinets Der
8ey. Staoteu bonn @eneraI. @oHUerneur pom
Canada Ortuglid eiHgelubeu woroeu fiuO,
ben SorusOul ais eiRe @dle in Woutreal an
UerbrtnQeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-08
8af6laOSft Itn0 gattfansft.

Detroit, I. Slnu1r - Seit oem Aufs
rlbr Intel beu ghtgIieOeru ser hiefgeu poll
uii6eu ct. Ilbertuss s@emeinSe, ruelher baS
GhlieBeu Der betrefeuoeu STRIDE uuO Die
gbieeung beg Briefers 6olaFusti CUR SoIge
bate, babeu Die gubduger 6es QsBtereH ben
Bunid gebegt, 0aB Die Streitfrage in 0tOm
gum Nusr0gs 9ebradlt per6e. 3mei BOIeT,
Ramens 0mmbrOmsti uno g&orStweisti,
nabmen i6 tiir;Iith Der Sade an uuo colet.
tirten $4,000, NIT neldsH iie mad 9lOm rei'
len molten, nm bic 2ugelegenbeit benz Bapf
81 unterbreiteH. @eitern nuroe bier in grs
fabrung gebradt, oaB Die beioeu eoIen Boleu
in Chicago geieben pOroen tpareu, uHb Bpar
Inter llmfldHoeu, neIhe es isbr in Srage
fteIIen, Ob ite iiberbaupt mad 8Om 8u reileu
beabithtigeH. Sefern traf bter Elm Brief
BON eiHem berielbeH Elm, weldsr I'M gta6s
ieuoung BON wetteren $500 eriu9te. @s
iinb Stritte getban uorbeH, nm beiOe UdHs
net berbafteu Ill Iaiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-08

Die HeueHeu BTsR5es, gIiiIdjs ma @Blss
Eabmen ftlr Sbiegel nnh 8ilber 5abri3lrl
eSil9elHl gdRarets Ars S45, g5eRs9altia
mgrERTabes (246, i,S-l
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gr. Ra1wap' sSorlapariIiaR-P y .tCoIprri
Dee aroRe 9Intssttlif Ct.
eFrbFtIn.

IyaisuLsbtu, to6snts 9beIa, s11 5sI,iStn, gunstns
blaunssu, 94spsgiis, gdiiertsfa ssflogtn, 8lis9'
ftltgf, 9siapdge, SaItE1Ht5sgd BtAi, 9BaHerub;,
3UuDuas, SaI8fus. Staag .tis, SbWinsIua,
9aynJuhr, gtttTens, 5lnitBs. . % g,bertlbtH.
Blclte'
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nr. Ranmanls R.fnnIirfnht IliIfn.

oas berGbmte 2ebara uub aRageHs petlmtttel.
80aie o5ne &et8esaap al, tt8aHtmt d5tm 8Em
ml gIaCrt puTgxtB.y e9ulireu raHi8gH u. fEaitl3eR
8&0eT 3aD'S 83taeH
eur etluug aueT 70 IgeHs gebsTs 8ss6Emes RtggEnss
2IaiaHz H. RcrbtP fsiBen, dgpefdofg'tit 1o2iftmsts
ssn. Buh0pTune uHBgI6auubtstt, tu0isT sgi6sH,
iffbtr, uHigrleP 55gHann5ung, 65mJu9oBtE uHb
6leI Si5ran8Fa seT &tngeDt5t. Btiu Bt8lia5.Ii1.
lgiHg Epar GF,H CuefHIbfr. BGuGalisu uesr lhabgs
btn DroguyH. GrgfB 2 GsntB pte SAadltsi,
Bti gugg apotbtferR 60 gabtH.
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Rctp. M orfcr M0dlrtdlfett.

Retu 9orf, 7. Sanuar. - Die 0eideus
teier 81 @bren oeS Uerforbenen 8tIhOf5 90
ratio Rotter iaub Eeute 8Ormittag inter gro
Ser SetbeiIiguHg in Der alien 8reiein3lett8z
Stride ilatt. Die lleberrefe tuuroeu oann
per @Iienbabu mad BOuabteepie befOr6ert
Hno ani Der oOrtlgeH u5turals@emeterg" beiz
geies.
- Srau Gliiabetb 0orriG, 20 Sabre aft,
farb mGhreno Der 0ergaHgeHeH Jiadt in ibrer
Bobnnng an Der WnoiiOHfraBe uuter pers
hddtigeu llmfdn0eH. Sbr Manu Peter
ytorriS If icit0em auf Sen Ser0adt bin uers
baitet mOrbeR, bic &erfOrbeHe get6Otet ju
babeH.
- Der 40 Sabre nlte @eorg 81. Gbbott,
ebemaItser @eidditsiubrer bes y&an 91fes
!0Ouje," @de 8ouern uno 8anar0. 5rase,
paro onielbit geiTern 2lben6 in elnem Der
3immer aI8 2eidIe borgeiuHoeH. Sbnobl
feline dnBerlldeH IuIeiGeH elmer Sergiftuuq
OOrbaHbeR pareu, ideiut es bod taam eiuem
SDeifel iu uuterlIegeH, 6aB cine iolde that.
ia4lidl oorIiegt. abbott trHt pom ieiner
Stelle i'm SaH 8Ote Souie" Dor etma orei
g(oHaten suriid uno 5o9 mad ytr. IS, On.
ll2. StraBe, mo er als &GIttper nit elmer
ermadiensn 8odter tuOhnte. Gr UerfieI 0em
2runte Hno tebrte bauT9 IN benz 6oteI gum
8rinfen Elm.
- 9u ben pe3iOl'aiFieu fauO geRern Der
Soil BON Qoul5 @eruer gegeu Charles S.
SOutbnortb auf oem &nleuoer, Uu6 ais Der
lelbe auf9eruieu muros, felte 5ieGtsaumalt
8. gf. Srteno, nei6er bic SRtsreifeu beS
2lngeilagten uertritt, ben Antrng, ietuen Slt.
entsn megen 0tangels oil 8sneiieu ,u eutz
laifeu. gSeruer, melder in yIr. 6l7, iedlste
SirnBe, cine 2Sirtbidait betreibt, mar be.
tarntlidl negeu Serletuug Der SouutagS.
9eiese Uerbaitet norben uno hattie lpdter i'm
Gfier Y2erft Bolijeigeri9t bic ausiaae ges
madt, baB er on grsaIosrmau SOutbmorth,
ben y8OB" Der gOuRtp Democratic i'm II.
8esirf, monatlif $3 iiir poliietlldeu 5hut
bejabIt babe, uHo oaraniblu nar oaHR SOUTH
NORTH in aHtlageitan0 Ueriebt ruoroeu. 8as
8idter=&ouegiUm mics ben Gntraa bes Gns
mnlt8 Gb, uno Der prdFbireHoe Rldlter Ril.
bretb uertagte ben 8al nit bem generteu,
oaB berislbe In QHbetradlt ieiRsr 8!dtiafsit
i'm BelieiH Res 8ifrIftSs saumalts oerbanbelt
perben u!iifie uu6 iOlglidJ nibt eber tpieber
uuigerui6n fueToeu nitric, ais biB bieIer Be
ANTE 3eit eafiir iiHoen meroe.
- Glen Siebert, meIde Dor eiHigeu Sab
reu ibr rsdtes Hinge OerIOr, biiBte am %.
SUM- 1885 aud ibr iweites, bis bablu aeIuus
6e6 auge Elm. Sie iff cine Semobueriu pom
williamsburg. an bem genuunteu Sage
mar iie in biefser Stant uuo in @rauofrase
CUR 8iiidtshr mad Der Sabre begrifieu, ais iie
nit einem GuBe in cine SertiefIug oes Stra.
senpnaiters trat uno ausglitt. ole ilies ftt
bierbei beu @riFi tbres SORHeuidirmes in 6aS
IiuTe auas, nslhes in 6oIse bauou erblins
6ete. Gle bertlagte bic Sta6t auI $2O, 900
Sd0eeueriot, unb bic bor &idlter Barrett
tuIhgsiihrts 8erbaHbIuug oes gre3efes eus
bsts 6nmit. baB Der SldstUiH seftsrn $4,000
ju9siprodsn mIrSeu.
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dOREH0URD&TAB
Nothing without Labor.

BD~ Rnrtrt ,tnTebt0ar sufet', Ras
tarrB, SeiietEett, b6fen SaIs, elt6s
Ha, @ranae unO ale st6ranoea Ots
9l(BmnRgsOreanen.
esiueu Iiaoernoen ginRu8 aut BE arsssrsF,.
III Gt5muu8ssCrsaae gey5aut CT 5,r EsotlaSs,
saS lene 9,fau6tael, eEe utrFiamncn bsEanRs
t.n stnaHitteE Gno. Der 9aupbcHonbt5,IFR
Der sonic Oer auoora CHorohound) .gaauls,
mt oer Abies Balsamea o0sr Balm Of GIcad Dee
milo p,r6aaosn. @sosn btcfcn cntBlt tr fauf psls
tcre botauiias GGemsuts, gcJ4e oi, 8irEiaH.
Sttt beoeuteao DsgRdrFn.
eitlentsea, psIae safes Sonsp Of ssrs,
bouWO uuo 9ar osDtaaasH, 0,rFa.rn, 0a5 triH
auen GaueH pua0tbar BeiEeuO pttFt no sis
H6nun8sorson, on9e8uT,n Fao, unb OaB ltgat
s8irtana ctae uuaemeGu raiae 1T. gr ,nsdu
ouetoas gHGts, ,Bas ocm gaaaeu naatbaNa
ietu '6nute, Bat elnen au8erH anseuebmsn gss
Iema6 uno D,rs gu etntm gyctfe rsr'outs rpuasg
Is Iaoa Esnin2sn uit 5cfayannsn Wtu.rs e
m5gut5 bsnen 2Dogn9attn t5a,8afia su usrosn.
&tuOerH til er,nmu Fsgou Group gb,r Rsuas
t.,,z.... sc ,fr... 60. --,-.. , 4 49,. H., 80 ~--.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-08
@frfhteperhaneI Innaet.

Stnbtz8ret8gert9t.-(Bor8 8idlter
8tnHis.) EbomaS p. Dtafisg gegeu GIilas
beth Uafiep; uutgrjtt5uuug Oes Sdet=
buugsz9efreis.
gSatieus8 s8eri It. - (g0r ben 8iGz
tern 2iuOiaB, Carroll uno @aus.) Die Cont
Der 8sipnIttr Der Va6laTe BON Better Rrets,
Better F. ShaGd uub &lerauoer SdumeRig
tDurbeH geHsbmigt; 3Guto Stsmart uHo
Charles e. 5iu nit Der 8erUaLMug Der
reip. 5interlafenlhaften ben Sauuel uub
3Obaun Arnolb unb Rebeda &. QOoeiog be-
traut.
8uHbs8s SreiSgeridt.-(8or ben
8idteyH Bomb EH6 Diorri6.) Slcat 6rteoeu'
pnI6 uub Bette uuo 6irnm gSieieHielD g8ies
isHfelo & Comp segen bic ,,Rsp- CrIeauier
4HefuTaHj Comp" uao bic sItl9lganer
Beuers uH6 Dlariue SerTderHHg5 9elels
itait, 9Iageu auf 4usjubIRng Don PoIicen;
uutsr BsrbanbluHg.
Criminal o Grid /. - (Bor 8thter
8uffq.) Inter ben beute 5u 9roJglFEeHoeH
fHD: SaTl 5eimiuer, &rageu Usruor9euer
22afen; ggm. 8. gaioH, flint AuElageH
pegea triigeriider 8orpanDe.
GOBar II. @Ot's berhBmte 3abfn
rFogsu auf uHb iseteH nd uH6 thatsu gdats meBr.
Gems pit Die oItDdteTiibeH p0T0ieu BHaigr aHi e's
Htm tabmgH Baden. Die Benton f1tu $Rateg
idCifeu Ylnbuung uHb biHucn ntugeH Stdnbtn
sgitUHg. 9Eiu aHbsreS duBCIies Blittel elItz Das.
1dn oIoert ole Scniou iptR UHe sDelie Jlod1ln,uu'
sgu suTge, CT,SageoD-tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-08

gratfdr gibncraagce-Dertrr
CORN REMOVED Ee
bcIeia8t 515nTaussu uHb ByoRbmen. Ran n,9ms
Fb oog cen ujeJgH aTmidigcH Raha5mUugGu tn aatI
g}an foy0ert ecn German Corn Remover" unb
ncEme Iclneu anberu. gr bat MID letues gladsa
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40. eonereB.-8~ette stbums.
TuutiueaefAafts tn beiOen Sdmieru.-tSie Gre
paeau8 Oer tHteritaatgi65tI SaRoeIsbEH
peEI@obeH.

bington, 3. g., :. Sanunr.-Sm
Senute brante @al (Sll.) eineu BeidluB
elm, relfer gepiiie 2anOi6eufungeu an @iz
Ieubahnen in Slorioa fir Uerfalleu erfl6rt
uHo ben @enerals sSuuoesaumalt initrutrt,
groIeIie gegeu alle @OrpOrutioneu siu3ulei'
ten, ipeldJe bic betreffeu6eu 4GuoereieH su
Uertaufen beriuden. 4uf 28unId3 @dus
muroe Der Bedding OorlGufi9 aui ben Gid
eeIegt. Der Senot idritt baun Sur Grnd
qunq bee BrioatfaIenoers Eno paItrte mebs
rere 8riuatbils, earunter 6ieienige, tuelde
Der gBittue uuo Der 3ohter @rsttHe @.
guine, ebemnIiaen 2Bafieumeifers bes Grs
ienals I'D SpriugiielO unb grftuoers Der
SprinefielObidie, nit rpelter bic [Snfduterte
Oer Ser. Staaten benafiuet III, $S0,00 fir
feline @rfinoung bepiuigt.
Z Die @rndguHg Der tHterFaatlideu 9an'
otIsbiu murbe beute ausgeiebt, neil bier
Ssnntortu, pslts Rebeu iibsr ieHe SOrlage
81 balten piiHiben, nod nittanSu Uorbersl'
tst tparen.
0lanbsrIon (g1sbr.) bonn Gomite fir D2ili.
tGr. Gug,legenbeiteu beriftete BITE 5ausbtQ
SuTiid, rpeldJe bic GtabIiruUg elmer SaUalles
ris= unb QrtillerIeiAule gu Sort Rtlep, &5.,
iOpte bic Sollenoung BON GuGrtiereH fir bic
Eruppeu al oeridieoeHen 1HoereH Buuften
auorbnet. 8ieieIbe tuurOe augenommeu,
usbf 4menoements, psIde $50 600 fir bas
Sort q. 3. 8ufeu mo $4,000 fir bas Sort
&ObiHi0n lgtebr.) berwiqigeu,
giadbsm nod etitdJe 8Outine geidGte er'
lebigt moroeu pareu, giug Ser Sendt I'M
$50 in @refutiUfsuug, uuo aIs bic ShitreH
mieotr 9e0fuet muroau, eriolgte Sartagnu9
bic WloHtag.
9m ReerGieHtanteabaufe
muroe auf gntrag Berfius' (6s. Die SeultSs
bill angeuommeu, pelfe 0aS 9eeb bejtig=
Iia he's &ertaufs Der Sacs, Soy uuO Soma
Sn6iansr Reieroationeu in yiebrdsfG uH6
3anias oabin tautenb amenbirt, oG6 ole gBai=
IN uH6 0iiHberidbrigen ieuer Stdmme Gan6
ais psri0nlibes gigsntbum allotment in
Seyeralty) erbalten iOlIen; ferner nabm bas
Saus bic Senatsbiu on, mcI5e Die grridlz
tung zines 8sgierungsgebduoes 3u 8ilmiug'
ton, H.sG., autOriftTt uno Die SOFTEN oefeI'
ben auf $150,0O0 beihrdRtt.
6ntd3 (Nfo.) madte eiueH SeriuA, bic Bill
sur @iniebung zines 9eparteueuts fir 2aHos
nirtbi1aIt unb Arbeitermeien 5Hr Sprade
III briugeu, allein Der 8eriu9 mar erfOlglos,
unb ba8 6aus beidIOB fatt De1en, ben Fri'
batialenber in BIsnnrfbung in Grndgung III
3iebeu. lin 3.45 bob 6a8 &omite bic Sit
Bung auf unb beridtete bem Sauie Elm babies
Duetnb griuatbiIlS Elm, tpsld)e augenoms
men tUurOen. 8as SauS mahte earauf cine
Bauie bis i8 llbr abeuoS.
SH Der abeHofsuHg Habm sa8 Sau8 so
BeHionsbiQs an, uu0 0ertagte iidj oauH nm
10 llbr &ben66 bI5 morgen.
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sts bette ans biaiaRt
Jaailicu Uebi3in in Der ggeIt,

gsriebI in fe5ntm Faue bel eiuty grlubGGsu.Uus
UgHouUg Sdmcuen Bu nJltU. ZBc beiug un6 Dcis
nigeuo 6iC Shmu3gH aud ieiH m0g5H, 0gneH bic
&beuWotHfr, Die BluI5oeygeu, bic 5dDdtH9tr,stt
8CrfruppeIcu, bic JltrDoi Die RCHTalgiihsu oSeT
bie on nH6ergu 9TaHfbeiten ytoCn6eU du5gteBt iub.
tgl grltid,ruug seUdbytn. gs liu6ey ol0gi Egb
bElt Ia t1rseiier 5eit
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BesdJsr's sobn tptro saasamts. aaeat.

Der S9aBamtsIetretGr bat pm. perbert
3. 8,eder gum Spe5ialagenteu OeS Sdass
ants ernauHt. 0erielbe III Elm Sobu 6eurp
8aro 8eeder'8 uuo tuurOe iuerft gum 3Ou'
eiuHehmer in Bort EOmnieno I'M Eerritos
RUM 0aibingtou ernaunt, allein Der SeHat
meigerte fif, ieinc @rHenuuHg 81 befdtigeu.
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@tb6bte aoReH Oe5 steHeroisnitea

8em pQule 9ln9 beute en- Sdretben 0e8
2 Steuer. &ommiffGrs IN, meldes etue meitare
8umiat9uHg fir Salaer ber Steuereiuuebz
mtr I'M lauienben 6isfaliabre bringIib ems
pfisblt. 8ie SOuitredung oes GIeomargarius
@eietes un0 Der EOrihufteu 8etreff8 Saipie
3iruuq 6es gum grp0rt beftmuten 8abads
buben bic 2ussabeu bes Steuer0ieHte8 Be.
trahtIid erb0bt.
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- Tie groueJai Der @abrii6er Graf al
gde Der 5artbOrHez 4peuue uno yarabeeTU.
in Gbjcngo Uuroc geGeru ia5 t5euuaIe
buyd Teuer 3eri0rf Cine eiunii3eu0c
Uluuer itlug mdbreu5 oe8 5gau3e8 our9
oa6 BAD 0e5 gGobubauleg glr. 50, 2ara5ees
lra6e, uuo cine 5rau Coon, bic in benz
6oais Irauf oarnisoerlaq, erlitt - obgleia
fe uitt berIett nur6e - i0i4en SdTedtH,
baB fe idmtrlih mieoer auiIommeu wlro.
Wsbrsre g0dmiHuer eut9iugeu Hur nit
fuapper Jiotb 6em EObe. Der Ser,uf be-
tydgt $50. 600 bis 500. 600.
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8as 5aus.GOmite fir 8ablenift ii6er 3mei
2fabIftrsitsBdue idIiiijg geTor0er. SH Dem
Nahitreit Yages Yircs (&bObe, ,S8Ianb) ent.
ihieb oas Goulite, baBGeiner BON 8tioen qe.
mdhlt Jet; i'm UiinOritdts. 8eri4t piro ser
Sib benz &epUblitauer Birce, Der ben 5ib
tbatidtIif ,iugsHOmmeu bat, 3ugeiprodeH.
9u BEN 9&abIfreit GibbsSteele (Snotnua)
bat bas Gonite einRimmig bic 8abt oe5 8es
nnhLifaner8 Steels als aiiLtia anerlaunt.
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Sic beutigs Steuereinnabule betru9 $685.
166 uHO Die 3oueiHHabme $896,O54.
BUR @iul0iuns bslltmmte glatioual- Banf.
gtoten i'm betroge BON S349 600 ltefea Beute
i'm Sdatamte etn.
@08 Sennts- -Gomite fir 9udiaten BE-
gam beute YOrmitta9 eire lIuteriu6uug Der
@imGnbe 9egen Die @ruennuug beS pm.
Stneelct gum 8egisruugSoruder.
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EtFm. telearap6iIdle 9epeIdls11.
RuB BEN anIanoa

- SotH TagIor fisl geiterH in ber 5lolpb's
iteH gifgiabTif III gOri8uiIe, 8u., IN enc
g1brbHt.e uuO murOe 3u Eooe uerUriibt.
, 1887-12-30

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The Chicago Times has at length passed
into the hands of new managers, the
recent negotiations which hung fire for
several months having been closed. The
new proprietors are George D. Rand,
Phillips Irwin, James j. West and Chm
ton +. Snowden. The three former gem
tlcmcn are from Keokuk, Ia, though Mr..
West has lately managed the financial
affairs of the Chicago Mail with distin
guished success. Mr.. Snowden has re.
Gently been associated with Mr.. West in
the management of the Mail, and was
formally managing editor of the Tlmcs.
No change in the present management of
the Times will be made before the first of
the year, but when the change does come
it will be radical, and the new policy full
of vigor.
, 1887-12-30

SEVERAL business men of the city arc
beginning to appreciate the fact that the
population now tributary to Cheyenne is
assuming respectable proportions. They
realize too that the only way to capture
the trade of these people is to make their
business known to them. Beyond all
comparison the best medium offered in
the territory for reaching outside readers
is afforded by the weekly edition of The
LEADER. Several city merchants have
already made arrangements to place ad-
vertisements in THE WEEKLY LEADER,
and all those who look for outside patron
age would do well to follow their good ex-
annie.
, 1887-12-30
FRIDAY, DEC. 80, 1887.


A VERY novel society which has been
started in England is called THE Speak
No Evil Society" Its members are en-
Joined before speaking evil of anyone to
ask themselves three questions: rs it
true? lsit kind? Is 1t necessary The
meeting place of the society must be a
great center of verbal confectionery. 1t
is strange how everybody agrees in the
proposition that naught but kindly words
should be spoken, but it is more than
passing strange that the contrary practice
is so unanimously INDUCED in. A vicious
dab in a newspaper is keenly relished by
everybody except TIE individual who is
viciously dabbed. No member of society
should be more generally reprosated than
the persons who make a business of retail
ing evil reports of their fellow creatures, but
if lite were all sugar and no vinegar exist
ence would become sluggish and the race
would degenerate. A little frank but
well intentioned criticism is oftentlmes
better than a sugared compliment.
, 1887-12-30
INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES,

Ourioldest child, now six years OF age, when
an infant six months old was attacked with a
virulent, malignant skin disease. All ordinary
remedies falling, we called our family physician
who attempted to cure IT bnt 1t spread with
almost incredible rapidity, until the lower pOr-
OF his back down to his knees, was one solid
rash. ugly, painful. blotched. and malicious. We
had no rest at night, no peace by day. Finally
we were advised to try the CUTICURA RENE
DIES. The effect was simply marvellous. In
three or four weeks n complete cure was
wrought, leaving the little fellows person us
white and healthy as though he had never been
attacked. In my opinion your valuable remedies
saved his life, and to-day he is a strong, healthy
child. perfectly well, no repetition Of the disease
having ever occurred.
GEO. D.. SMITH.
Atty at Law and Ex-PrOs Atty, Ashland.O
REFEnENCE J.G. Meist. Drnggist. Ashlanh.O 0.
, 1887-12-30

We HAVE received from Chain, Hardy
& Co., OF Denver a very clever volume of
poems by II. L. WATSON entitled Letters
From Colorado The title is the least
meritorious part Of the book as it is
neither distinctive nor descriptive. Sew
eral Of the poems are OF a really high
order of merit whether from the stand
point Of the sentiment which they ex-
press, the suppleness {. the language
or the rythmic graces. All the pieces
have a fine Western flavor which will COM
mend them to Western readers.
, 1887-12-30

A VERY common phrase in the new
towns of the West is "old.timer." 1t
must make an old-timer feel like a very
modern institution to read a paragraph
like the following: "Ninety-two years ago
a girl and a boy baby were born on the
same day in South Hanover, Mass. They
grew and thrived, and in time married.
That was sixty-two years ago. To-day
they live right there in the same town
where they have always lived. They are
Mr.. and Mrs. Hira Bates"
, 1887-12-30

The English have been so used to tough
specimens of the sporting class that to see
one who vas modest or quiet in his ron
duct was a revelation. Jake Kilrain, how
ever, has always held a good reputation;
in fact, he has been known as the gen.
tlemanly pugilist." His neat appearance,
good clothes, and his tall silk hat, which
he always wears, have become familiar to
his acquaintance in this country.
, 1887-12-30

Engineer Vannoy has just won great dis.
%tinction among his craft for having scored
the fastest run ever made on the Union
Pacific road. Last Saturday he hitched
his old mill No. S22 to the eastbound
overland flyer at Grand Island, where
she was one hour late, and put her into the
depot at this city one minute ahead o ftime.
The distance Is l54 miles.
, 1887-12-30

Dr.. LYMAN ABBOTT continues to oc-
cupy the pulpit of Plymouth church and
it is the wish of the trustees that he be-
come the permanent incumbent. DR.. Alb
bott, however, does not appear greatly in
clined to do 50 and will not give up the
cditorship of the GtrlstinH Union which
absorbs much Of his time.
, 1887-12-30
s~hortsIgnted Brewers.

The Chicago brewers who have refused
to buy any barley from Kansas would
seem to be rather shortsighted person. in
a business sense. Kansas is one of the
strongest prohibition states in the Union,
and what if it should r~etaliate by refus-
ing to buy any liquors from the Chicago
brewcrs2
, 1887-12-30
where a Woman shines.


There is one thing n woman can do
which a man cannot, and that is set a
hen. All the softer parts OF her nature
vanish in the contemplation and perform
ance Of the act-she sinks her sex beyond
Amazonian possibilities.
, 1887-12-30

At Sioux Falls the other night over
5000 was won and lost in a single jack
pot. And yet a poker playing congress
persists in disregarding the claims OF
Dakota for admission into the Union.
, 1887-12-30

o. H. RoTHACKER has suspended the
publication of the Ne'os, a cheap evening
paper which he conducted in Omaha. 1t
is probable that he may again assume ed
itorial charge of the Republican.
, 1887-12-30

Four of the rotary steam shovcls which
worked SO satisfactorily on the Union Pa.
cifc last season will be brought into re-
QUESTION on the Northern Pacific this
winter. The apparatus can go through a
snow drift six feet deep at the rate of
fifteen to twenty miles an hour.
, 1887-12-30

\ LOT Of ground at the corner of La
Sale and Clark streets in. Chicago, sold
a day or two ago for $225, 600, an advance
OF $lOO.0O0 over what was paid for the
same ground Just a year ago. At the
rate named the lot sold fur 5000 per
front foot.
, 1887-12-30

IT'S a mighty poor man who can make
at least one good resolution at the advent
Of the new year, but it's a mighty hard
headed, strong willed man who will keep
il over n week.
, 1887-12-30

The Pennsylvania ''idea'-"America
for Pennsylvanians' carried Pennsylva-
mia by $4,000 majority, but it only carried
Michigan by $500, and it failed to carry
Indiana by $500.
, 1887-12-30

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, %softens the gums, al
lays the pain, cures wind collie. and is the
best remedy fer diarrhoa. Twenty-Five
cents n bottle.
, 1887-12-30
The Married Male Population Agree.


What this country needs is a society to
protect the innocent seals from slaughter.
At least that is what the average impe-
cunious husband thinks.
, 1887-12-30

If you will notice it, the grandest OPP
portunities for making money arc always
open to the man who never had a cent he
could call his own.